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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Dec 23, 1975
Page
2
A Washington move to deregulate trucking is seen as boosting competition and lowering shipper costs. The letter argues deregulation could trigger fierce rate battles among major truck lines and improve service for customers.
A letter argues congressional bills to deregulate America's transportation system threaten a valued transport facility. It notes strong legislative support for deregulation, criticizes government interference, and urges readers to study five enclosed leaflets defending ongoing regulation for consumer protection and efficiency.
The column reveals Vice Admiral Malcolm W. Cagle pursued a multi million dollar contract for Silesian and Associates while seeking a lucrative post with the firm. After quitting the Navy he advised Iran to hire a U.S. training firm, details of which sparked Navy review and Senate Security subcommittee interest. The piece also notes a hush hush hostage defense memo and a separate note on pet foods debated by a Senate nutrition panel.
A sweeping civil rights challenge targets mandatory retirement, arguing age based rules violate equal protection. A Boston federal panel ruled age discrimination unconstitutional, with the Supreme Court to hear the appeal. Critics say competence should guide retirement, not age, while officials warn of systemic shifts for hiring women and minorities.
The essay argues that insurer interests shape political philosophy centered on equal taxes for equal spending, intensified by 1976 as a pivotal year with a new president and economic policy. It notes the public already feels the financial realities, with unemployment near eight million and a larger labor-force underutilization total around 12 million, risking high jobless rates even in recovery.
A reader argues against Christian critics of Christmas commercialism, praising festive symbols and carols to spread the faith. The piece shifts to NBC interviewing Queen Anne Elizabeth Martin, Pasadena’s Tournament of Roses queen, detailing her background and why contestants seek the role for poise and potential show business PR prospects.
Queen Anne discusses the Tournament of Roses experience noting it wasn’t a traditional beauty contest. She describes no swimsuits, dresses and conversation with judges focusing on speaking ability poise and personality while TV appearances and a wardrobe allowance provide tangible rewards.
The Corry Evening Journal announces its daily publication in Corry Pennsylvania with publisher George R. Sample and staff roles listed. Subscription and mailing rates appear, alongside advertising inquiries and display deadlines.
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